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President Elect, Donald Trump, faces growing backlash against his pic for Attorney General. He wants now former Florida Congressman, Matt Gaetz, to run the Department of Justice. Gaetz faced a criminal probe over allegations of sexual misconduct and drug use. He has never faced any charges. Gaetz resigned from the House as soon as Trump made the announcement. A House ethics probe against his has been discontinued since he resigned. We talk with elected officials and other experts about Gaetz and Trump's other announced nominees.

Indiana's Best Political Team weighs in on Trump's cabinet picks and the latest from Governor Elect Mike Braun.

And, Indiana has a record number of black mayors. We talk to one of them about how his military service affects his approach to politics.

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It's a comeback for the history books. Donald Trump, now only the second person ever to win non-consecutive terms in the White House. He's the first since Grover Cleveland defeated Indiana's own Benjamin Harrison back in 1892. Trump swept all of the battleground states unlike his 2016 win. Trump won both the electoral vote and the popular vote. He also made major inroads among traditional democratic groups, particularly Hispanic voters. He says his term will usher in a new golden age.

Our Political Team breaks down what happened, including whether this represents a realignment election. And we’ll look at the statewide results, as well.

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On this Pre-Election edition of All Indiana Politics, in just 2 days you, the voters, will decide our next governor, US senator, and President. Election officials in many Indiana counties already report high voter turnout. WISH-TV Government Reporter, Garrett Bergquist, recently sat down with the chairs of Republican and Democratic parties. They talked about the state of the election and what races they're watching on Tuesday night.

And we turn to Indiana's best Political Team to find out what they're watching for on election night.

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After more than a year of campaigning, Election Day is finally almost here! On Tuesday, you, the voters, will decide who will be Indiana's next governor, its next U.S. Senator, its next attorney general and, of course, the next president of the United States.

WISH-TV Government Reporter, Garrett Bergquist, sat down with the chairs of Indiana's Republican and Democratic parties. They talked about how they're feeling going into Election Night, the controversies that have surrounded the Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, and perhaps most important, which races to keep an eye on after the polls close on Tuesday.

If you haven't voted yet, early voting continues until noon on Monday. On Tuesday, the polls are open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. local time. If you are in line when the polls close at 6 p.m. Tuesday, you will be allowed to cast a ballot.

Make sure you get out and vote, and then tune in to WISH-TV throughout Tuesday night for all of the latest election results and remarks from the candidates.

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It's the marquee political race of the year in Indiana. Who will succeed Governor Eric Holcomb? Holcomb is term-limited and cannot run for another term. All three of the candidates on your ballot should be familiar to you. Republican Mike Braun has represented Indiana in the United States Senate for the past six years. Democrat Jennifer McCormick was Indiana's final elected superintendent of public instruction. Libertarian Donald Rainwater is making an encore appearance from the 2020 race.

WISH-TV Government Reporter, Garrett Bergquist spoke to all three candidates about how they plan to serve you.

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It's the marquee political race of the year in Indiana. Governor Eric Holcomb is term-limited and the Republican, Democratic and Libertarian parties are pulling out all the stops to claim the governor's chair.

All three of the candidates on your ballot should be familiar to you. Republican Mike Braun has represented Indiana in the United States Senate for the past six years. Democrat Jennifer McCormick was Indiana's final elected superintendent of public instruction. Libertarian Donald Rainwater is making an encore appearance from the 2020 race.

Rainwater is a software developer and a Navy veteran. He took home 11 percent of the vote four years ago. He says the Republican and Democratic parties have not delivered on their promises.

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It's the marquee political race of the year in Indiana. Governor Eric Holcomb is term-limited and the Republican, Democratic and Libertarian parties are pulling out all the stops to claim the governor's chair.

All three of the candidates on your ballot should be familiar to you. Republican Mike Braun has represented Indiana in the United States Senate for the past six years. Democrat Jennifer McCormick was Indiana's final elected superintendent of public instruction. Libertarian Donald Rainwater is making an encore appearance from the 2020 race.

McCormick was a Republican when she held office. She switched parties in 2021. She's built her campaign around education and around working across party lines. If she is elected, she would be the first Democrat to serve as governor since the late Joe Kernan left office in 2005.

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It's the marquee political race of the year in Indiana. Governor Eric Holcomb is term-limited and the Republican, Democratic and Libertarian parties are pulling out all the stops to claim the governor's chair.

All three of the candidates on your ballot should be familiar to you. Republican Mike Braun has represented Indiana in the United States Senate for the past six years. Democrat Jennifer McCormick was Indiana's final elected superintendent of public instruction. Libertarian Donald Rainwater is making an encore appearance from the 2020 race.

Braun is vacating his Senate seat to run for governor. He says he believes he can do more for Indiana in Indianapolis than in Washington.

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It's up to you who will succeed Mike Braun in the US Senate. Braun could have run for a second term this year, instead, he’s running for governor. Republican Congressman Jim Banks launched his campaign for the Senate nearly two years ago. He faces Democrat Dr. Valerie McCray, a clinical psychologist, and longtime Libertarian Andrew Horning. All three candidates sat down with WISH-TV Government Reporter, Garrett Bergquist.

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It's up to you who will represent Indiana in the U.S. Senate beginning next year. Current Senator Mike Braun is running for governor rather than seeking a second, six-year term. That announcement scrambled Hoosier politics. Running to succeed him are Republican Jim Banks, Democrat Valerie McCray and Libertarian Andrew Horning.

Horning is no stranger to Indiana ballots. He's a longtime Libertarian who has run for governor and for Senate in previous years. He tells /wish-TV Government Reporter, Garrett Bergquist, he's running against what he calls an unconstitutional two-party system.

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